Posted by JK-NY on September 01, 2020 at 04:47:02 from (174.197.197.218):
In Reply to: Tough late hay time posted by Northvale PA on August 31, 2020 at 19:09:57:
That is a lot of bad luck all at once ! I may have a nightmare about having almost everything break down at the same time. I am done with my hay for the year so I won’t try to break your record. Early on during first cutting time this year I had trouble with my baling tractor. I switched it out and hooked up the tractor I use on the haybine. While doing this I had the thought “wouldn’t it be awful if this one broke down too?” ( both are my newest tractors even though they are not real new). Shortly after I had that thought , a bolt that the pto lever pivots on broke out of the blue. Not a regular bolt but a metric bolt with a large diameter shoulder for the pivot. I was able to rig up a way to get the pto in gear and keep going till the JD dealer got the bolt for me.
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